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To enable bbdb support add a call to bbdb-initialize in your .emacs:
bbdb-initialize is a compiled Lisp function in `bbdb'.
(bbdb-initialize &rest TO-INSINUATE)
*Initialize the BBDB. One or more of the following symbols can be
passed as arguments to initiate the appropriate insinuations.
Initialization of mail/news readers:
Gnus Initialize BBDB support for the Gnus version 3.14 or
older.
gnus Initialize BBDB support for the Gnus mail/news reader
version 3.15 or newer. If you pass the `gnus' symbol,
you should probably also pass the `message' symbol.
mh-e Initialize BBDB support for the MH-E mail reader.
rmail Initialize BBDB support for the RMAIL mail reader.
sendmail Initialize BBDB support for sendmail (M-x mail).
vm Initialize BBDB support for the VM mail reader.
NOTE: For the VM insinuation to work properly, you must
either call `bbdb-initialize' with the `vm' symbol from
within your VM initialization file ("~/.vm") or you
must call `bbdb-insinuate-vm' manually from within your
VM initialization file.
Initialization of miscellaneous package:
message Initialize BBDB support for Message mode.
reportmail Initialize BBDB support for the Reportmail mail
notification package.
sc Initialize BBDB support for the Supercite message
citation package.
w3 Initialize BBDB support for Web browsers.
---+++---
In bits.tar.gz is the bits/ Subdir of the bbdb-Source packaged.
The README there states this:
This is the collection of bits and pieces located on the net or mailed to me
by various folk that may or may not wind up in BBDB proper. They shouldn't
be considered part of the bbdb as-is, nor should you complain to me about
their failure to work.
Look at it if you find something useful. If there is enough demand for some of the
files i can install them with bbdb. Just ask me. :)
-- Barak A. Pearlmutter <bap@debian.org>, Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:16:09 +0000
Trying to bring up-to-date, and make compatible with Emacs23 RMAIL.
Brought into git; see debian/README.source for details.
The default upstream build process compiles the .el files, and
therefore needs a working emacs. The debian packaging process leaves
this to install time, so at build time we do not actually need an
emacs. But the configure script looks for one anyway, in order to
produce a proper lisp/Makefile, whose execution is however deferred
until installation time. Tweaking things to cause configuration to
not bail when no emacs is present is more trouble than just requiring
one at build time. So that's what we do.
-- Barak A. Pearlmutter <bap@debian.org>, Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:11:11 +0000
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